Make-up boutique B Never Too Busy to be Beautiful says it is the first to carry an entire colour cosmetics line in the UK that is suitable for vegans. The line includes foundations, eyeshadows, lipsticks, glitters and highlighters. The launch coincided with World Vegan Day.
Vegan colour cosmetics hit the streets
Make-up boutique B Never Too Busy to be Beautiful says it is the first to carry an entire colour cosmetics line in the UK that is suitable for vegans. The line includes foundations, eyeshadows, lipsticks, glitters and highlighters. The launch coincided with World Vegan Day.
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